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How many syllables are in tightfistedness? 4 syllables

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Synonyms and Words Related to Tightfistedness

closeness (2 Syllables), meanness (2 Syllables), minginess (3 Syllables), niggardliness (4 Syllables), niggardness (3 Syllables), parsimoniousness (6 Syllables), parsimony (4 Syllables), tightness (2 Syllables) closeness (2 syllables), meanness (2 syllables), minginess (3 syllables), niggardliness (4 syllables), niggardness (3 syllables), parsimoniousness (6 syllables), parsimony (4 syllables), tightness (2 syllables),

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